New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 14, 1926, Page 13

contributory negligence on the part e, of the pl Miners Will Keep Up Their Fight, Lewis Says Hazleton, Pa, Jan. 14. (P—The striking anthracite miners will con- tinue thelr fight for a falr lving standard and an earning capacity in keeping with such standard, John L. Lewls, president of the United Mine Workers, declared today in ad- dressing a crowd of idls miners. WIFE OF AMBASSADOR PROMINENT SOCIALLY Washington Socioty Wil Notable Figure tn Mme, Berenger. New York, Jan. 14 (M—The for. elgn diplomatic soclal circle in Washington will gain a notable fig. ure in Mme. Berenger, wife of the {new French ambassador to the United States. With a reputation as 2 charming hostess, Mme. Berenger likes outdoor recreation, but prefers the pleasure of a good book at home. Bhe announced yesterday up- on her arrival with her husband that her plans for entertainment would be held {n abeyance until'she became better acquainted with America. Speaking of her outdoor recreation a few days before sailing on the Parls, she remarked: “To be sure 1 play a game of golf and even tennis when obliged to, but given a frev half hour I do not immediately run| off to some athletic field. I look for 2 book. I am not a ‘sportive".” the same mineral, The latter is a term applied in France to women devotees of sport. Truck and Sedan in I East End Collision | As the truck he was driving fof |hyrite as a typical mineral. Peter Del Barba, 5 Seymour street, | «The pyrite cry: turned in from Newington avenue ! to Chapman etreet this noon, Jo- | seph Scamoni, 26 Oak street, col- lided with a sedan operated by Henry L. Goodrich, R. F. D. Ne. 0000 SUT 1 ON TRIAL ToDAY Windsor Locks Woman Suing MacDonald and R, R. Co. Hartford, Jan. 14.-~The $30,000 DEBT PARLEY BEGINS L . amage sult of Clarissa A. Horton London, Jan. 14 UP—Negotiating o T o opegalnst SIat8 | for the payment of Italy's debt to MaeDonald and the N. Y., N. H. & | Great Britain, amounting to £592,- H. rallroad company was on trial in 000,000 ($2,871,000,000), was open- thy superior court here today before | ° t0day by Winston Churchill, Judge Edwin C. Dickenson. chancellor of the exchequer, and Miss Horton and her mother, Mrs, | COURt Volpl, the Itallan minister of Nellle Horton, went automobile rid. | finance. ing on April 28, 1924, Her coms plaint is that when they were driv. ing up School street in Windsor Locks the gear stripped; the auto- nieblle commenced to back, going ' down across South Main street, over the trolley tracks and over a forty foot embankment to the rallroad tracks below. Miss Horton was se- verely injured. Main street in Windsor Locks was | tiken over some years ago by the ' state as a trunk line highway. Where the Horton automobile went over the embankment there were only the remnants of an old fence, with two or three strands of wire Iving on the ground. Miss Horton contends that the railroad company or highway commissioner was negli- xont in not maintaining a fence at | the place. The raflroad contends that the statute cited by the plaintiff re- res rallroads to maintain fences | cxcept in the case of railroads incor- rorated hefore 1850, The New Haven CLAIMS SEX 1S Gain * Gan Prove Theory ico-Therapeutic academy. Prof. Manlyloft is of the world, from human down to6 minerals, City Items The state motor vehicls eommis- sion has suspended the operator's li- ,censes of John Kilodzy, 40 North |street, and Sam Mallsko, 22 Broad (Street. The license of Herman | Felgenbaum, 27 Roberts strest, has | been returned. Sons were born at the Ngw Brit- ain General hospital this morning te {r. and Mrs. Charles Kechner, 267 High street, and Mr. and Mrs. Ar- thur Doolittls, 343 Farmington ave- nue. torm. MUST JOIN CHURCH Enniskillen, Eng.—Willlam Ruth- | erford Cooney, in his will, directed | that in the event of his son, Ed- ward, declaring that he has returned to the Church of England, a large sum shall be paid to him, F\lhllo petitions siened with 915, composition Into which action, considerably, the scdan was bent, These Notes have been sold. NEW ISSUE T $3,000,000 ELECTRIC REFRIGERATICN CORPORATION | Ten-Year 69, Convertible Gold Notes To be dated January 1, 1926 Coupon Notes in the denomin i Janu‘" 1and ! ble in New Y To be due January 1, 1936 tions of $1,000 and $500, interchangeable and registerabe as to principal. hout deduction for any Federal Income Tax not in excess of 2%, ¥ at the ofiice of the Trustee. Redeemable as 2 whole or in part, at any time, on sixty days 5 and acceued interest. ‘The Corporation will agree to provide a Parchase Fund of emi-annually for the purchase of Notes in the open market at not exceeding the redemption will agree to refund, upon application within sixty days after payment, as pro- the Pennsylvania and Connecticut Four Mills Taxes and the husetts Income Tax on the intetest, not in excess of 6% per annum. Interest pavable Principal and interest pay- price, 2 | vided in the Indentute, On and after January 1, 1928, and until maturity, the Noles, unless redeemed, will be convertible into capital i stock of the Corporation, in the ratio of one share without par calue for each $100 face amount of Notes; and the Notes will be accompanisd by non-detachable option warrants entitling the bearers, until January 1, 1928, or prior { redemption, to purchase capital stock of the Corporation, in the ratio of one share without par value for each $100 face amount of Notes, at the prics of $100 per share. « THE NEW YORK TRUST COMPARY, Trustee CAPITALIZATION effect to the acquisition of the entire capita! stcks of Kelyi of Grand Rapids Refrigerator Company and to the atot Corporation, of Nizer Comporation, and of these Notes.) ¢ Autherized . $3,000,000 2,000,000 shares Ten-Year 6% Convertible Gold Notes (thi Capital Stock (without par value) issue) . 33 000,000 571,250 shares eration Corporation, has summarized, in part, his letter to us of January N Mr. A. H. Goss, President of Electric Ref 9, 1926, as follows: BUSINESS: The Corporation has been formed, under the laws of Michigan. to acquire the upxlal stacks of Kelvinator Corporation, of Nizer Corporation, and of Grand Rapids Refrigerator Company. The holders of more than a majority of the capital stocks of Kelvinator Corporation and of Nizer Corporation have in- formally agreed to deposit their stock under a Plan and Agreement for exchange for stock of the Corpora- tion, share for share, and the holders of the entire capital stock of Grand Rapids Refrigerator Company have entered into a contract for the sale of their stock. These Notes are being issued as part of the consideration for the Grand Rapids Refrigerator Company stock. The three constituent companies are engaged in comple- mentary but distinct ficlds of the refrigeration industry. Kelvinator Corporation is the oldest and a leading manufacturer of cl\.(ll’l«. ref ngerl tion cqurp'ncnt for use in homes. Nizer Corporation is the pmne and a Jeading producer of electric refrigeration equipment for commercial users, particularly for dairies, ice cream mam\hkturcrs butchers, grocers, etc. Grand Rapids Refrigerator Company s the largest manufacturer in this country of nfngenmr cabinets for household and commercial use, its principal produrt being the “‘Leonard Cleanable Refrigerator.” The new Corporation will have the opportunity, through normal integration in the industry, of covering all aspects of clectric refrigeration, including the houschold field, the field of com- mercial users, and the production of refrigerators. The combined number of sales outlets of the three con- stituent companies exceeds 5,000, of which not less than 1,000 are now public utility representatior This will give the Corporation the largest and most extensive distributing and sery ice organization in the industry. ASSETS: After giving cffect to the completion of the transactions in connection with this financing, the com- bined total assets of the three constituent companies as of October 31, 1925, amounted to $11,841,047.40, of which §7,268,404.97 in amount were current assets; their combined current liabilities amounted to §$1,414,917.54, showing an excess of current assets equal to $5,853,487.43 or ncarly twice the face amount of this issue of Notes; the three coristituent companies had no funded debt, and had combined fixed assets, t to no mortgage liens, conservatively valued at $3,141,618.42, after adequate allowance for depreciation. EARNINGS: The combined net earnings of the three constituent companies, after depreciation and all other charges, except Federal Taxes, have been as follows: 19238 1924 .. 1925 (10 monfl:s) $1,421,379.71 1,774,646.04 2,831,169.00 For the first ten months of 1925, the combined net earnings of the three constituent companies, before Fed- eral Taxes, were at the rate of more than eighteen times the amount of the annual interest requirement of this issue of Notes. MANAGEMENT: The same managements which have successfully developed and operated the Kelvinator and Nizer businesses will continue in the active direction of Electric Refrigeration Corporation. Price 991, and Accrued Interest, Yielding over 6% cipated that all or substes stock of Electric Refrigeration Corpor of the entire capi and assets of thos atier w ly all of tiie capital stocks of Kelvinator Corporation and of Niser Corporation will be exchenged for on, and all celculations in this advertisement have been based on the assumption that the acquisition tocks will be effec ted. In the event that less then the entire capital stocks are exchanged, the progortion of mmuux two companies applicable to the holdings of Electric Rmxgcnuwn Corporation and the omount of outstanding stock be reduced accordingly. ofering is in all respects when, os and if issued ond accepted by us and of New York City. Audits of the books of the tiree cons subject to the apgroval of Messrs. Sullivan & Cromuwell, ituewt companies have been mode It ivexpecied tht very of temporary Notes or interim receipts will be made on or about February $, 1026, at the office of ) « by Messrs. Ernst & Ernst, Certified Public .4ctaunl:xutx. | Prince & li ely, 25 Broad Street, New York, N. Y. against payment therefor in New York funds. | PRINCE & WHITELY I ¥ 4 I3 EDWARD B. SMITH & CO. SPENCER TRASK & CO. NOYES & JACKSON WATLING, LERCHEN & CO. confident proving the existence of one har- monious divislon of the mals and female gender in the entire creation beings In the course of | an address before the Academy ot | Sclentists, Prot. Maniuloft sald: “In my experiments to prove tha| existence of sex in minerals my at- |tention was arrested by the fact that cal in its chemical nature, is ot two perfectly identi- crystallic forms, in one case of cubic To discérn the exact sex I have subjected to a certain reaction the blood of human beings and ani- | mals, as well as extracts from plants, I have subjected to a similar reac- |tlon varlous crystallic forms, taking it 1, lized into an octahedron form, Elm Hill The truck was damaged |colored the substance inte which it | while the fender of |was dropped, giving a typical FOUND IN STONES Russian Scientist Belleves He Teningrad, Jan, 14, (M—Sex exists {in stones, it {s claimed by Prof. Peter Maniuloft, of the Russian Phys of | allized into.cuble | form produced a discoloration of the was dropped, namely s typioal male re- The same mineral, erystall- | dis- | fe. 1y Both drivers male reaction. I have repeated this was incorporated about 1832 names were presented to the | agrecd that the nccident was un- [experiment with eleven different Commissioner MacDonald dendes | English parlfament during: the last |avoldable and no arrests were minerals, obtaining the same re- liability for the accident and claims | soven months, made. | sults.” Miss Warncr Presented With Watch by B, P. W. C. Miss Agnes Warner, house secre- tary of the Business and Profes- slonal Women's club was presented with a white gold watch by mem- bers of the club {n appreclation ot falthtul service rendered duripg the past year, at a meeting held on Tuesday evening. Supper was served to about 86 members. Anna Albaness had charge of the affalr, Entertalnment was furnished by the Misses Dorothy Latham and E. Berquist The club plan a guest night seclal on January 22. Mrs, Wolfender will speak on “Charlotte Bronte and her ' Music will bs furnished by Ruth B, Lensay, W. Latham and PROTESTS HEARD TODAY. New York, Jan. 14 (P—The offi- clal classification commission todny heard profonents and oppnents of the proposal to iIncreass frei charges on less than carload lots of | cotton goods and to decreass rate for carload shipments. 100 representatives of the £00ds industry were at the hearing. | The com slon announced that n decision 1'4 be made untf! similar hearings are held {neCh atter NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 14, 102 fiPFI]IALTIES IN | {Today's Market Shows General and activity of the publio utility is- | sues teatured today's irregular stock | market, clalty market” in which speculative pools playoed rola. lowing attra public utilities based on rumers of inereased divi- | {denas, [now largér commission houses reported {that public participation was on a tlrelatively small seala, | rlnfll of we cotton| of the rafls also wers fn rupply, par- | teularly € oling of over a broad lst with Publle Serv. 0 iea of Now Jors b & Meriden: 33 Colony St Tel. 1340 fon January 19 and in Atlanta on|Xorth Ameriean Co, Philadelphin Biristol: 124 Main St. Tel, 2105 LI o |Co., Standard Gas & Eiectrie and | Pacific Gas taking a prominent part | in the advance, tural Chemical prefarred extended PUTNAM & CO MEMMRS NEW YRR & HAKTTORD STOCR SIWEST MAN ST NEW BRITAD Tel. 2040 BARTTOR OFCL 6 CENTRAL MOV TR.S:8 GREAT DEMAND | Strength New TYork, Jan. 14 (A—Strength WE OFFER 100 TORRINGTON 1t was essentially a “spe- powerful a malor Except for the speculative fol- 4 by the riso in the which probably was capital stock amalgations, split-ups and | some of the| JUDD & COMPANY MEMBERS NEW YORR STOCK EXCHANGE EMBERS HARTFORD STOCK EXCHANGE D) BUILDING, PEARL ST., Cor, Lewis St. HARTFORD, CONN, TELEPHONE 249121 New Brital Burritt Hotel Buflding. Tel, 1818 Motors developed pecurrent pe- | akness under the ham- mering of bear traders, nnd soma ¢ sapeake & Ohio, Buy- the power and gas spread v, Consolidated G We Offer: Ameriean Agrieul- | its g 6 points by the carly aft Denths ool ms AMERICAN HARDWARE CORP. 3% and Peorfa & FEastern to 3. | BIGELOW-HARTFORD CARPET CO. == | Pullman. Tnternational Telephone, | COLT’S PATENT FIRE ARMS MFG. CO, Mrs. J. Mareus Dickey Sarely Cablo andiU BRI RN | LANDERS, FRARY & CLARK n e P ormen R B e STANLEY WORKS acher in the old Burritt school and 2 2 o ol { a graduate of the Normal school in |AllS Chal ... 043 03t 98% THE TORRINGTON CO. this city, was buried at Indianopolis, |Am Can \v’ ) e her late home, Saturday atter being | AW T.0c0 ... "j?“ | ill several weeks. Mrs. Dickey was Smolt ... 141% | formerly Miss Bell E. White. GHIS Godboo(la 5 She is survived by her hushand Sum ..., 12 | who is the author of “The Life ot [A™ Tel & Tel 143 — 14 9 J. Whitcome Riley,” and two bro-|[Am Wool .... 1% — = nmsnn en Ithers in Bridgeport. She also leaves conda 49 48 y ol = the following cousins: Joseph White, Atchison ... 135% 134% { Burritt Hotel Bldg., New Britatn Telophone 3580 S Wiliame White, Mies Jonnle T AL G & W LB 1 |} MEMBERS NEW YORK AND HARTFORD STOCK EXCHANGES Hanna, Miss Annfe T. Hanna, Sam. | Bald Loco ...131% 130% 130% MBERS > 2 uel M. Hanna and Mrs. Archer |Balt & Ohlo . 04% 03% 93% Donald B. Hust, Mer. Walsh. Beth Steel ... 49% Bosch Mag .. 81% : ‘ lcan Pac ....148% WE OFFER A FEW SHARES | | Ches & Ohlo .124% M Funerals llctsit s J. B. WILLIAMS COMP [CR'T & Pacta 18y | Chite Cop 341 3% 84U PRICE ON APPLICATION >r‘oo T'uel 36% 36% 36% " | Mrs. Luey Osgood Brown “orn Prod Ret 42% 42 42% We do not accept margin accounts | Tungral services for Mrs. Lmey | ou” senat s0% S0t S04 | osgoos Brown, 17 years cld, who |co oo Fon "t g0 3 {died at the home of her duug e e ence C. Palmer of § ¢ morning at 11 e home. The re. |51 18 }”\‘; ken to s;annr:nmd.x,j:f: S :: fanscremaion. |Gt North pia : AR | Insp Copper . 1 v Afrs, Katie Ballinski Mrs, Xatte | Rocky Hill were held | he home of her brother, Mar- Russell of Farmington avenue, | this morning at 7:15 o’'clock and at Suered Heart church at 7:30 o'clock | Burlal was in Sacred Heart ceme- terd Funeral services for inski of om Martha Ziegler vices for Miss Martha Zicgle r of Mr. and Mrs, | Jacoh gler of 121 Whiting stre. were held nt the home this afte Tuneral Inoon at 2 o'clock. IRev. Martin W. n, pasgtor of St. John's Ge theran ehureh, officiat 1 was In Fairview cemotery, Mrs, Mary Avkuda Funeral services for Mary who died at her home, 42 ton avenue yesterday morning, will the home at 8:45 o'clock. tusgian Orthodox ehurch tomorrow morning. Int i irview cemeter. ar Michacl Perretta . Tha funeral of Mic was held from his hor Main street, at 8:20 o'clock this morning and at 9 co'clock from St. chureh where a solemn of requicm was cele- John T. Keane. Rev. wag deacon and 1 Thomas Lalen was suh- eaco At the offertory “DPle Jesu™ was od by Miss Laura P, Farrell and as the boly was b from the church, Migs Farrell sang iful Land on High! Tl nittal serv at the grave cemetery were conduct Father Keane, o pall bearers and flower re members of three Ttal socioties of which Mr. Perrctta wa v member. They represented Victoria Emant ington S o 1so cond srave. The floral tri and the funcral was o numerons ovy LCARD OF THANKS We wish™o thank all our fric and neizhbors for the Kkindness shown us {n our i ment in ghtor and Grip and CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank friends and ~ighbors for the kind floral erings during our r ave ment in the death of our beloved vife and mother, Mrs. Carrie Olive Swanson. We particularly thank Spring & Bueckley, P. & F. Corbin Accounting Dept., T'nderwood Type writer Co. Signed, JOHN W. SWANSON AND FAMILY. I Joseph A. Hafiey UNDERIAKER Phone 16¢5-2 Opposite St Mors's Chared Remdenee 13 Rammer St = 1628-3 et 1 i BOLLERER'S | rAsSY SHOP | New Shipment SINGING CANARIES nle CARDINALS, PARROQUETS GOTD- FINCHES STRAWBERRY FINCHES. FETING CARDS] ROF. BLDG. TEL. | North | Pan Am ¢ the | orist of New nmm. | seeking to break his will, HARTFORD #Hartford Conn.Trust Bldg. Tel.2:7186 NEW BRITAIN Burritt, Hote! Bldg. "Tel. 3420 Mid States ot Mis Pac pfd . Nat Tead ....171 New Haven .. 44% Norf & West Pac Pacific 0ol We Offer:— 50 shares Landers, Frary & Clark 50 shares Colt’s Pat. Fire Arms Penn R R P&RC&E Pir Royal Dutch NATUREOPATHS MEET ;’l\od.ny's Sesston, Headed by Prest. dent Combs of This City, Stmply Complies With State Law. Hartford, Jan. 14 (P—The na- turcopathy commission ,consisting of a net gain for the year of | O F. R. Coombs, president, of New T it | Britain, Dr. Frank B. Smith, of 5 | Bridgeport and Dr. F. 8. Hurlbutt of New Haven held a meeting today in the old ate chamber in the state capitol. The meeting was held to comply with the law which requires that the commission meet twice a year. The Studebakor .. Texas Co Tex & Pactile Transcon Oil Wall Street Briefs York, Jan. 14 P — In con- net loss of $1,429,411 after reported by Otis Steel 1017, a preliminary report | in for 1925 fndicates that the eompany | will s 500,000, approxir - | Reduction in operating expenses STOCKS {and the management's ability to kecp the plant running near ca- | sall to have effected t in compa a balance of at least $1,- LOCAL Incurance Stocks will shortly Bl A:.u» ol ffié}f{“"i‘f‘i#{f"@ingi :‘.- commission announced that it had Ay 00,000 7 1‘5 or cent bonds, | MOt recognized any school of nature- 1300 . B opathy in the state. ‘The members b 7 . of the commission act as a board of ) W. 8 Gifford, president of h8| .o niners for natursopathy. It W 0 Amerlcan Telephone and Telegraph that & sehool would be $00 | compan reminds stockholders s 650 | that 1526 i3 the fiftieth anniversary e A o s New Haven, but until it was running and its efficiency could be asesr- ed no move would bs made to authorize it. Tt {s expected that the m which to. ets more than 1 ephones throughout t vear of the Tell ey lay int 500,000 t rconne Manufacturing K!n\ ks 1 Hardware 7 . havir ed “WIth | achool will be started within two or Hoslery .. 4 - years ago.” In the gyl 00 raton & Cadwell {economic and social progress dur- Htd Cpt Co com.. o7 ing this period, ha said, the tele. Sy F ] © . T % phone has played an tmportant and Wife Claims Husband 11 1 vital part, having been an impor- ili 7 * ltant factor in the growth of the wr-‘]}g‘f,'— H“n;lhlate? 1(101' . ountry and has coitributed in ! ok x'nh:r:{n‘uz: Fhfair iPearios (GO i e o onora Pro- Iment, Mra. Mary V. Blodgett todsy « 1@ achle nts e | filod tor + Hart & C o e ek Sl a suit for separation againgt e St .peint to even greater achleve- |hor husband, Fréderick K Blodgstt, B ; - nants '\M{’ uture and ‘we expectiy professor in New York - univer- N B M A o0 | that 1 om“ semi-centennia . She asks alimony of $250 e e il » |jcan will be a vear of continued 1 0 for counadl feen. North & Ju ' DICRTSASH L SRdevelonn i ieges that her Peck, Stowe & Wil ‘ G A husband choked her and made dero- Russell Mfg Co 7 e | statements about her and ovill M s 7 | Elbert H. Gary, chairman of the|their daughtar, Evelyn. On oéne oe. binals 115 1 . 8. Steel corporation, and E. Il casion, she charges, he offered Ner e e § 8 vind, head of the Derwind- 810,000 if she would leave Nim, say- Stanloy Works pfd 2 White Coal company, have been hat he no longer loved her. n Co com 85 | elected directors of the U S. Realty e said her husband deserted Co . a3 25 | and Improvement eompany her last July., They were married Conn Lt & Pow pfd .. n: | in 1838 Hfd Elec Light 2% | Following the heavy oversub. NBG — lscription of ten-year six per cent o s 150 | debentures for the white sewiny | Germany May Withdraw 7 |Machine company today, the banke. Petition for Membership 1 R {ers announcs t financing In | 2 P11 N | TREASURY STATEMENT connectlon h the company's J “m“‘ "i i .Y:‘A@'l‘ iee Treasury balanca . $306,111.714 transfer to publie ownership would ;“(m‘m aining TOOPS = { be completed tomorrow with the Rhin Toston TExchanges, 87,000,000 ,‘.,r ",r; S $5 .,)Tqm“ reference | Cation for sion {nto the League e inthaa g e ’ : e s must be {ndefinttely post- « stocks ign M1 ster Stresemann t v‘ Mh foreign relations committes of the Reichstag today. s failure t5 impreve he conditions of the occupation are £20,000,000 STOCK SUBSCRIBED N v York, Jan. 14 '3":“‘”‘ ublic of- Postpone Hearing on % i 1 Jitney Fare Increase 1 stock of the Crown Wil [ ’ ed by the government a8 & 6on- cr company was oversub-| Nair & Nair, counsel for local 4 Y 3 o s jitneurs who ave titioned the |tradiction of the gentleman's agtres- s | Publie Utilitic mmission for per. (MEN entered into at Locarno, Xe TONG SUIT LIKELY on to increase their fares one Said. Jan. 14 —Ten years of c this afternoon consented to a IMPORTS TO U. & ray bo mecessary before 1 ponment of the hearing. origi- N estate of Wi assigned for January 20, to “:t'-hmz(on' Jan =l| P - ml ntock, wealthy orphan, January The postponement was, Ports of the United States for 192§ benefit to Willlam sought by Mayor A. M. Paonessa to | Were valued at $4.224.215.963 and foster father and |allow the eity more time to deter. | exports were $4.008.743.253 Naving or the eight cousins mine the sontiment of bus patrons | & balance of trade favorable te the toward the increase. | United States of Se34517.891, E erd, hi principal heir,